what's the most heroic thing you have ever done (man only thread)!
- Thread starter MrFrance
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april
Pickle Queen
Depends, did u plan on kissing them of licking them?
Where's my nugypoo, come to momma, u need some luv
or a nap, sandwich maybe? oh noes i need a big man to open the mayo jar, lol damn must hold back......
RyanTheRhino
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Saved my friends plants from an army of aphids. put up a mosquito net and released some ladybugs
Chief Walkin Eagle
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I argued with a woman on her period... and won.
Metasynth
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Thanks for serving, Welcome Home. I heard alot of Viet Nam vets weren't welcomed home, you know, cause the anti-war movement, and instead were looked down upon...Dunno if this happened to you, but you're a hero for sure...So is anyone who serves and puts their life on the line to help others.
And this is coming from someone who vehemently dispises the military, but I recognize that things would be very different without the men and women who serve in the armed forces.
Carne Seca
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That is above and beyond the call of duty, sir. You have my respect.
Metasynth
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Shhh...can't you read, meaty? It says man only thread...
halfloaf
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heroisum is only a thuoghtless moment away
but i give a big shout to all the mothers out there as mine whent trough a bad labour then had to deside whether to give birth naturally or go with a c section.
if she whent the c section i could have died but if she gave birth naturally there was a big chance she could have died but here i am and greatfully my mum is still with us
she whent for the natural birth
she is the hardest woman i have ever met shes 4foot 5" and at 67 still takes shit from no one not even me lol
but i give a big shout to all the mothers out there as mine whent trough a bad labour then had to deside whether to give birth naturally or go with a c section.
if she whent the c section i could have died but if she gave birth naturally there was a big chance she could have died but here i am and greatfully my mum is still with us
she whent for the natural birth
she is the hardest woman i have ever met shes 4foot 5" and at 67 still takes shit from no one not even me lol
RainbowBrite86
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Oh are we allowed to bring up labor in the man only thread? Cuz if we are i'm totally a hero. I had my youngest daughter naturally. Of course it wasn't to save her life, she just wouldn't wait for me to get the epidural. Doctors, I swear, they just don't friggin listen to you! I kept saying I was in labor and they kept telling me I wasn't. An hour, an HOUR, AN HOUR, from start to finish, and she was here. They should have listened to me. I said she was coming. (I know it doesn't seem like a long time, but having your cervix open from 0-10 centimeters in an hour, well...it might as well just have been torn open by hand.)
halfloaf
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as for nuglets man that shit must have made your loins tingle geting shot at and saving your bro man that gets the heart going you where there not as a fighter but peace keeper
the training dosn't put it in perspective when you see anuther person shot infront of you and bleeding or dieing thats when somone has to step up and be counted [peace]
the training dosn't put it in perspective when you see anuther person shot infront of you and bleeding or dieing thats when somone has to step up and be counted [peace]
nuglets
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i'd rather be shot at then have any orifice on my body open 10 centimeters....
nuglets
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i don't know if it makes my junk tingle...lol
it's weird...the rush actually comes after...like coming down from an adrenaline high. in the moment it's just surreal i guess. no way to describe it.
halfloaf
Active Member
wow i didn't say a word about it only being a man only thread i put it out threr for the woman that put her life on the line for me it wasn't the labour it was that she choose to
risked her own life for somone ells that is what i think is heroic
RainbowBrite86
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The man (oops) only thing was in reference to the title of the thread. And I agree it was heroic of her, halfloaf. I wasn't intending any offense.
RainbowBrite86
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